Review on Ultimate Winter Comfort with Thinsulate Weather Thermarator Gloves by Jack Ford

Okay, let me start by saying they're warm enough. As long as you don't have to touch snow or water, you're fine. But it's snowing here in the Northeast. Normally when I wear gloves I inevitably have to wipe the snow off the car or play snowball fights with the kids etc. These are NOT waterproof gloves but a soft, absorbent outer material which absorbs water and then freezes your gloves. hands in snowballs! I got this to try because my son took my gloves the last time it snowed and when I saw the photo of the guy throwing snowballs on this product page I was like, ok, that's it, What I need so he doesn't steal mine anymore! But it's terrible for use in the snow. Absolutely terrible. Looking at the photos here, I'm pretty sure each one is a standard photo of someone who was probably wearing waterproof gloves! Check them out, there's clearly something wrong with them. So, to sum it up, if you're jogging or driving and want to keep your hands warm in slightly chilly weather, fine. But don't try to use them as they are in the pictures, you won't be happy!